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Photos from Cedar Falls - Cedar Mtn - PCT little loop

April 8, 2012

Approx. route Approx. route Cedar Falls Cedar Falls Small falls just above Big Cedar Falls Small falls just above Big Cedar Falls Scramble up Cedar Mtn - hiking along the edge Scramble up Cedar Mtn - hiking along the edge Grass widows Grass widows As many grass widows per square yard as I've ever seen (though it was a small patch like this) As many grass widows per square yard as I've ever seen (though it was a small patch like this) The narrow meadow runs - with few interruptions - along the top of the ridge The narrow meadow runs - with few interruptions - along the top of the ridge Hamilton Creek drainage and North Bonneville Hamilton Creek drainage and North Bonneville East face of Hamilton East face of Hamilton Manzanita flowers Manzanita flowers Cathole - a sign of cougar Cathole - a sign of cougar Another, very fresh cathole - looks like we spooked an animal in the middle of the job? 8-/ Another, very fresh cathole - looks like we spooked an animal in the middle of the job? 8-/ Here's general condition of trail N of Cedar Mtn - though faint it was well flagged and easy to see Here's general condition of trail N of Cedar Mtn - though faint it was well flagged and easy to see Rock formations near Table Mtn Rock formations near Table Mtn Once we hit PCT near Westway kiosk for Table, we took the trail back down to the car Once we hit PCT near Westway kiosk for Table, we took the trail back down to the car
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